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pn1LAD ELru1A GOES REPUBLICANS

nut knocks Down Two Unpopular Eepubll.
can Sominoes-Liquor Iutsrest's Hand. q
To Me Editor OF TIC Ia,elliqencer.
PHlLADELrulA, Nov. S.-William R.
Loode, Republican, candidate for Sheriff
Of Philadelphia, comedies the election OF
hfumbhaar, hla opponent, by about 5000.
10 strong disaGscsion in the German
wasaa and tho unexpected development
Of the Psrucnal Liberty movement is at.
tributsd the deisst Of tho Republican
ticket. gfs5
The State ticket ia claimed by the Rs.
puelicans by not lass than $1,000. George
y. Pierie, Republican candidate ior Re.
corder OF Deods, ia elected by 10000 or
more and leads the ticket. The Republic
can candidates ior County Commission u ers
ere both elected by elightly less ma.
lofitieH than Plorio. No greater
SURPRISED have ever been witresed
in this stronghold Of R,publicsnism.
In Hamilton Disston's own ward the
Fwenty.ninth, where Tax Receiver CLAY
had majority Of over 300 at the Feb,u.
ary election, Leeds was bssten 500 ma ajor-
lty. This Ia the most crushing defeat as
Dics.on was for Lseds from tho beginning
and claimed majority fer Leeds.
dsrs ia "Brswerytown" and to the strong
psraonal liberty movement along ths
schnylkill river front is attributed the
election Of the Democratic candidate,
Tho Twentieth ward, known as the home
Of the Republican oiiico.holders aud Of
leader David q, Lane, the acknowledged
friend Of Leeds, gave major
ity OF over fifty Democratic. In
the Ninateenth ward, also "a
strong Republican ward, the Gormsu
element went againns the ticket to the
enormous sggreSate Of over 'l,lCO. The
First WARD, slso Republican stronghold,
went against Lsads OF 200 majority. The
crushing de!ea: OF Mslonsy, the candidate
for Controller, is also conceded. Hs ran
behind Leeds in almost every ward whore
the ticket wa5 beaten. THE PRESS.
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pESNsYLyAN1A.
Republicans Garry the State Despite ths
-. Pr0hib lon. D ON o. cratic Alliaucs.

~fe"Nan SNtJ tHb btAtb Dtfpltt tno
Prohibitiou.Dcmooratie Alliance.
Pir1sDuReu, Pa, Nov. S.-The returns
from Allegheny county on the State ticket
are very meagrs. owing to tho close fight
on the County judiciary, which over.
ahsaowed everything else. II is estimated,
however, that Hart, Republican, has 1000
plurality for State Treasurer, and VII.
llams, Republican plurality for Supreme
Judge In the county, Slagle, Republi.
can candidate for Judge, is elec>ed by
about ! 900 majority. The ontire Repub.
!ican ticket IL elected by majorities rang.
Ing from 1900 to 5000 msjoyIly. The
light on tho County Judgship was made
BY the psleonal liberty lesgue, which allied
itseli with the Democracy. The contest
was one Of the most exciting in years, and
resulted In al unueually large vote being
poiled. The election passed. OF without
any ssrious disturbance. b
Twenty.e;x wards out OF thirty-one In
tho city give for State Treasurer, Hart
Rapnblican, 70.4S0; McGrann, Democrat,
o. az; Tor Sheriff Leeds, Republican,
Go,So4; krumbhaar, Democrat, 04, ,lO2; for
controller Malonoy, Republican, GO,SlS;
Dechert, Democrat, 65 ,3oS. Both Krumb.
haar and Deuhert ars elected. Pierce
Republican, for Recorder OF Deeds win
have 10 900 minority In the city, Tho
ngures for Supreme Judge on the State
ticket Will give Wilismp, Republican,
about the esue as Hart received. The
kepublicanS elect two commiaaioners and
the Democrats one. At 12 o'clock eish.
teen counties il the State outside of Phila.
delphia hevo been heard from. These
give a not Democratic gain of O,IO6
on the vote for State Treasurer in 1885.
when Quay, Republican, received plur.
a!ity OF 43.5l5. Harts (Republicsn) ma.
loIity in the State will be 5000 and
Williams, (Republlcan) for Judge ol the
supreme Court, about the same.
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Important to nuylns.u asun aud bankers

Important to I:ustnesA eSun aud Bankers.
indianapolis, Nov. S.--Judge Walker
yostsydsy gave all important ruling Of
particular interest to businesa men. In
the cass .of the First National Bank
against Valentine Barr he held that where
tho drawer OF check delivers 1t to the
party In payment OF e debt or for any bona
tide purpose, and euch holder presents it
to the bank, and instead Of receiving the
moEey on 1t, secureB its curtiGcation by
the bank that it il "sood" Tor the amount
named in it and retains the check for use
and payment thorenfter, that by ouch act
the holder roleases thu drawer from lia.
billty on thu check aud the bank becomes
the only debtor to tho holder.
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Tire LOSSES In October.

NIw YoRK, Nov. s.-Tho Daily Com.
mncial.Bu!leIin's fire record ior5 October
showa the losses Ia tho United States an d
Canada to be 5000 ,S25, against loss OF
$4,000. 900 In 0ctobar, 1886. aud Sc. .75O, 900
in October, 1885. The total for the frat
ton months OF the current year foot up
SlO5. .95S, ,S25 against SOC. 400 900 for the cor
responding period Of 1885,
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MASSACHUSETTS.


Governor Ames' Re.oiec,ion-Ecpublicup
Vie Increase In tho State.
BosroN, Nov. S.-Ons hundred and fifty.
two towns and citiea, including Boston,
Gloucester, Lynn, Taunton and Lowell,
gives AmeH, Republican, II, sos; Lover.
ing, Democrat, G5.2o5. Indication are
that Ames 10 ro-elec,ed by an increased
plurality. /,
At the Republican headquarters Chair
msn Burden claims the Republicans will
have q plurality OF not less thsn II 900.
The net lofs for the Democratic ticket in
Boston is 5000, while the Republicans
claim that ths returns go far In show that
they hsve gained three OF four Senators
and dozen or more Representatives..
Tho total resurus received so fsr at tho
Republican hesdqua:ters show d Dsmo-
cratic rst ioas in tho State OF S,4OO. at
the Democratic headquarters they uro
making no claims except that tho voto
will be found to be close when the returns
Gro all in. G5I97
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German Tribute 70 ur. .,y,..,,,,,n

BERLIN, Nov. S.-Ths North Gayman
Gazette, Prince Binmarck's organ, reiurs to
tho .as,yices rendered to Gsrmaus in
Paris during, the Franco.P Prussisn war in.
1870 by tho late Mr. Z. B y Waehbnrno
who, at that time, despite tho blind hatred
OF the French .psople, protected the GER
mans rcmainingtin PARIS. Tho naper
eu!ogzes the courage and tact with which
MIR. Wsahburne performed bis task and
seya ths. BY his efforts tho cofdiality and
clcas relations Of the two races wore
Sraatly enhanced. Mr.. Waahburno ha.
s,cured grateful aad honorable rsmom-
b!ance in Germsny, .. M - : (
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Blg Fire in Belmont County.
pfcidl Disnntfh In Ihf Iuifttjnr,lrsr ~. {,

ST.. CLAIRsy1LIE, Nov. s.-Newu has just
baen received here Of very destructive
fire that occurred al Rock Hill, four miles
northwest Of Flushing, this county, Mon
day evening OF 0 o'clock. Eight buildings
were communications dwellings, one store
room and dwelling combined, and three
stables. The origin of the FIRE was in the
store.rcom, and ss most Of the inhabitants
had retirad, the flames had gained con.
adorable headwsy before they weye dis.
covered, Tho loss is not known. The
etore-room was insured for half Its value.
| cannot get at present anything definite
hsuuted becauuo OF the drought, and and the M
people had toatand by and look. on. The
store.roon belonged to l. @. Holloway
and the businesa was conducted by Robert
klPR.
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IN - - - - = -I-I7 y
An Unsuccessful Colony.

Ell PAso, TEX, Nov. S.-John Friel, late
amember Of tho socialiHtic colony OF A.
K. 0Tcn at Topolbampo, Mexico, on the
Gulf Of California, has just arrivsd here.
He walked across the country from the
colony to Chi.uahua on the Mexican Con.
trail Railroad, distance OF 500 miles. He
repo.ts the colonists suffering for food. It
is about a year aincs the work of co!oni-
Xation began. Over 400 persons went to
Topolbsmpo, and Friel says that about
150 remain there, the rest having died OF
come back to tho United States. : 81 IS l...:1 n
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A NEW WE'LL.

Cochran No. . in the Eureka Field Increns.
Ing In Strength.
Special Dispatch to the Inlel!iusneer. I5=.
PARKERaEuRG, W. VAu Nov. S.-A new
wcll in the Eureka oil field has come in
With fifty barrels per dsy and seems to be
growing in strength. 1T ia tho Cochran
No. s and is in an entirely new part Of the
fsld, being nearer the Ohio Riyer road
than any Of the others.
Tbs brick work on tho new Ohio River
railroad depot he's been finished. This ia
the finest depot building in Wes. Virginia.
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Mr., Leonard to Retign.

Sptctdl DlspdlcH % Nt< IHlt11t9tHttT, . 40
PARKRR,BuGa, Nov, Sat the meeting
Of the Democratic State Executive Com
mitsss in this city, mex. Thursdsy, Chair,
man D Fl. Lsonard will offer his Resigns
ton. This Is pretty reliable Mr.. Leonard
contemplstes going West to reside. D.
Clinton Gallagher seems to be the winning
man for Lsonard's place. ID
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DAKOTA,
Votos to Come In tho Union-Prohibltio
Carried, a-...#sN q

Votos to Como In tho Uniou-ProhibItion
Carried.
ST. PAUL. Nov. s.-The election in
Dakota to-day was for the purpose OF vot-
ing ior or against tho division Of the terri
tory on tho Ash parallel and in
counties whore en- election had
been called by petition to county
commissioners the queBtion of local op-
tion was voted upon. The Pioneer Press
has returns Ut midnight from twenty coun-
tieu which show generally light voto on
tho question Of tho ! division
with the probabilities that the
majority in favor thersof in
whole territory will be about 10000. On
the Queution Of license vs.. prohibition the
countics containing the larger towns like
Fargo and Grand Forks 90 for license,
but of the whole vote cast prohibition
will probably get small msjority. &l
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= - 4 ~. q TIrs-.r-9a a,rar-. 9. ,7sr
THE EMPIRE STATE
IS PROBABLY DEMocnAr1C.
Follows Fellows squerses Through In tho City.
Prohibition Vote Hoavy- Cleveland Not
\ Endorsed Enthusiastically Dig
Loss from Last Years Vote. Fl

new YoRE, Nov. S.-Tho election In
New York State to-day was for the secre.
tary OF State, Comptroller, Treasurer, At.
torney. y.GOneral, State Engineer and Sur.
veyor, nine Justices Of the Supreme Court,
the Senate and the Assembly, and Repro.
sentatlvesto Congress from tho Nineteenth
and Twenty.lilth Districts. Rsturns will
bo collected tonight Of the vote for the
four principal candidates for Secretary Of
State. These arc Frederick Cook, Demo.
crat; F. D. Grant, Republican; D. ". O.
Huntington, Prohibition, and Henry
George, United Labor. The vote will be
compared with tho vote cast for the heads
q tho tickets in 1885. whom a Governor
and other State oillcera were elected. The
number Of the election lista in the Slate is
3.lil, Of this number 1,0S7 aro in New
1orE and ktnss Countiou. The Associated
Preas bulletins will give the vote BY cleo.
ton diatricte The present State officers
are sll Democrats: The last Legislature
stood: . El5 f56.l .,'''". ,'I-",-
Senate, 20 Republicans and u Demo.
Gratis. 'tiEE 7t.a-t Z l1 ~ ~ : ;
Assembly, "a Republicans and 81 Dam.
ocrats. r'@ < l5s q 70 ~ ilEl7 q
The election in the Nineteenth Cou.
greesional District IL to FIJI the vacancy
caused by the dse.h Of Nicholas Kane,
Democrat; in the TSenty.Glth Diatrict to
hll the vacancy caused by the election OF
Frank Hiacock, Republican, to the United
States Senate. n 5. .a
900 P iM.-Fifty.sevon districsa In New
York State, outside OF New York and
Kings counties, give Cook 9002, Grant
0.052. Huntington 103, George 1872.
0:l5 P.M.-650 districte OF the Sl2 in the
city give Grant &c. $50, Cook GS, oil, George
q .45i, Hall 3.24l, Huntington 750. ~
The city OF Jamestown complete gives
Grant ! ,os5 plurality, net Republican
gain OF 22O. -, l.izs..l s...l - 80,
.l0:C0 p.!M.-127 election diatricta in
Nsw York State, outside Of Nsw York and
Kings counties, give Cook 1850, Grant
22.795, Huntington 2 29G, Georas sis. The
same distrlcta in 1855 gave Hill q, 1888,
Davenport 2s,525. :, :
251 districts in Brooklyn give Grant A.
ooo' CooA ol,9l4, george l4,O37, Hunting
ton l,777l. 5, -.'5}s'5l
Chairman Robinsop, Of the Republican
County Commissioned, estimates Grant's
plurality in Tompkins county st 500; Tho
entire County Republican ticket is elected
by heavily increased nrjorlty.
II p. M.-ren dissricts out OF total OF
sl2 IL IL the city, give Cook, III. $50; Grant,
IS, $50, - lss.T ,s'.iaE' - alt =
Kiuga county complete, including
Brooklyn, gives Grant, 45,7Gl; Cook, 55,-
5Cc; George. sl5, SIG; Huntington, 2.0O7;
Hall, ! 03S; Praaton, AZ.
ll:SO p. M,-465 election districts in New
York State ou.sids Of New York and
hne's counties, give Ooos 70,17s, Grant
Ss,l,l63, Huntington 754l, George 4.259
Iae came dletric,s in 1885 gave. Hill Is. .379,
Davenport SL7l5, Raecom 5.924 "A
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IT should not be inpogsible to clesr II,

IT should not be impossible to clear up
the R,ane county ".nys!cry." IL such q
community tho guilty men are very
likely to bs known. Whether they did
lynch the original murdesess is not tho
question. They committed murder, and
tho oiticors of the lev should feel that
thsy ara bound to vindicate tho final su.
prcmacy OF the law in Roans county.
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sodny's Colored popula,lon In Danger

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-A Chattanooga,
Tenn, apscial says: A telegram from
soddy, mining town twenty-five miles
from this city, says the mountaineera have
armed themseivea and are marching
againat tho nes-oss Of that town. This
has aronsed the negroes, and they have
all armed and Gro waiting the approach Of
the otfenaive party. The trouble han
grown out OF q fight between n negro and
white woman, IN which tho latter suffer.
ed. Tho moun.sineers now threaten to
take the darky or kill the whole colored
population. .. Z. 5.
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TuR CieVeand-boso.boodle ticket winI
in the city ofNcw York, but by a reduced
majority which leaves nothing to brag Of.
1t ia enough Of a victory to suit Fellown
and the gang, bu. it certainly cannot fill
the President'a manly bolom with great
delight. .--
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DEuocRArlo Chairman Leonard will b

DEMOCRATIC Chairman Leonard will be
missed ftom the party counBela and from
tho State. Hs has given us hard fighting,
but it hiss always been possible to get
along comfortably with him. The INTEL
LIaEScEN wishes him good fortune in his
now Gold. 10 ought to reform md when
he takes his new Btart elly himself with
the party Of progreesive ideas. II ho will
agree to do this he shall be put ON the
ground flnor.
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MARYLAND
Democrats Claim tho stnte-Rosult not

Democrats Claim tho state-Hosult not
Z + ysj ~. S2 Determined.
BALTIMORE, MD,, Nov. S.-Tho counting
OF the vote in Baltimore will not bs
completed for several hours. The
indications from returns received
indicate Democratic majority Of about
6.000 md all the Democrats Rre elected,
jackson Tor Governor ran behind tho ticket
because Of the oppoaition Of o portion Of
tho knights OF Labor. The entire LiRis-
latiye ticket in the city, including two
Senators and eighteen nembers Of the
House Of Delegates, are elected. IL 81
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The Democrats have bsggod the per-
sommonu in the Old Dominion. Repub-
licsn dlssen1io1s wsreof g,oat service to
thom. Tbs former followers Of Malone
who have revolted againnt him preferred
Democratic victory to q triumph thst
might give him now lease Of power.
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VIRGINIA
Returns Observation-Disclosures OF n Dsi

Returns Ieusre-Indicn,ions OF n Dsnlo-
c.ntic Victory.
RICHMOND, Nov. 7.-Uaoflilisl figures
which will fairly approximate official votes
show that twenty Of tho twenty.tour pre-
cincts in Richmond give over 500 msjori-
ty for the Democratic candidates for the
House OF Delegates. Tho remaining four
precincts will increase tho nsjori.y by
from one to two hundrea. Rs,urns from
twenty counties IN tho State do not sho "
gain or loss 10 either party, although
the vote has changed in sewers! inBtances,
former Democratic countiea electins Re-
publican dsle2stes and vice vsrsa.
For the first ti1na in twelve ysars Alex-
andris city and county elects q Rspa5li-
can to the Legislature.
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"AvENGE O,BHIEN p,
Mr.. Dillon Sounds tho syn, ,clword for Irish.
men-Ets Speech Yesterdav 81 &. :

msn-Hts Speech Yesterday. !.
DUBLIN, Nov. s,-Mr. John Dillon,
speaking ut q meeting Of tho National
League, attributed Mr.. Bslfour's psraccu.
ton OF Mr.. o'Brien to rove1ge for bitter
words the latter had used in ettack-
ing the policy Of the government. "If
Mr. Baltour had spark OF marhood.n
said Mr.. Dillon, "ho would have pro.
tec.ed az honorable opponent IRON der
radiation when he fell into hie 20 yer'n
Ths watchword now woald be .romem.
her aad arcnge O'Brien." They ghonld
shun outrage but make tho landlords fooI
thcir vengeance in O practical way. 4
warrant hes been issued for the arroat nf
Mr. Cox, member Of Parliament, for fsil.
ing to anawer O summons for his appaar.
ance in court. g; Il, 'i,sI -
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PAEsoss alleged love for the colored
man-and the isc: thst he has mulstto
wils-sanuos fairly be regarded as having
anything to do with the other fac. that
he helped to murder rovsn policemen and
wound eixty othera.
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"a Domocrnts Cnrry Detroit.

DETROIT, Nov. S.-Tho municipal con.
tests to-day resulted in tho election OF the
entire Democratic ticket, with, the excep.
ton Of the City Treasurer by majorltles,
ranging from 1900 to 8, 900. The Demo.
ccrats alec elect slS out Of l6 aldermen
voted for, z u E 4; 81
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MISSISSIPPI 2
Democratic Ticket Elected a." without Opp
" L------. lltI..n u a.. .ux, = -

Democratic Ticket Elected "yvithout Oppo.
sltiou,'' Of Course. & 4,
4 JACKSON, Miss, Nov. s.-The election
to-day In Mississippi for members OF tho
Legislature aud county ollicerB was the
quietes! ever known. Atthis place very
small vote WAS polled, there being no op.
position TO the Democratic ticket. No
news has yet been received from the con-
test in countiss where divisions have &C.
Cured, but thess will bs but few other
than e!raight out Democrats in tho next
Legislature, gE ~ K, ~ ~ n
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LITTLE IslIODY.t
Gains Republican Congressman by a
Sweeping Meip,ity, q, -fs

Nuiub u 1sepupHCan congressman by n
Sweeping Meioslty. ~ ~
PnovlDEscE, r. l., Nov. S.-The post.
|poncd electioc for Representative to Con.
gress in the Second or Western district OF
Rhode leland to-day, rssultsd In eweep.
inS Republican victory. Warren O. Ar
mold, Republican, received msi9rity OF
542 over Charles S Bradley, Democrat,
and plurality of sSs. Only plurality
was necessary to elect ct this election
The tossl vote cast was II, $50, about 1,eOO
less than the vote OF the district at the
election last sp.!uv, but over 1000 more
thsn the vote at the regular Congressional
election last fall, when Bradley had plu.
rslity Of about GOO over Dixon, the thsn
Republican candidate, q majority being
then nscesaary 10 elect. Tbs bottom leil
completely cut Of the Prohibition vote,
but 202 votes being cast for Peabody, tha
third party candidate, as sgainst over 500
ct the !a.t election. .as .1s..., 4, =
The town CT Cumberland returned Eo,.
ace A. Follett, Republican, TO the State
Senate to gil tho vacancy caused by the
resignation OF the holding Senator, who
was Democrat; l'.,.l =
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PARSONS EEMARSAslE LETTER.

d = l. b .E .
PARSONS REMARKABLE LETTER. ST.
Instead Of tho individual letter which it
was hintad by membors of the Amnesty
ansocia.ion Parsons, tho Anarchist, would
write, deploring liko Spies, schYab and
Fielden, the loes Of life q. the Hsymsrket
and sdjuring tho use OF force, decidedly
different communications underssood to
be Parsons last plea, were ipsned over his
signature tonight. The document Ia two
columns In longth, chiefly remarkable ior
the absence OF any reference whatever to
the maaaacra at the Haymarkot, or 10 the
dynamite idea. Parsons addreascp the
letter to locally prominent Socialist:
My dear friend George Schilliug,p and
occupies himself exclusively with sketch
Of hia own life, particularly bis actions as
a leader Of the newly liberated negroes
during reconatrucslon times In Texas.
schilling will road tho letter in full 10
Governor Osloeby tomorrow, il the Gov
ernor will permit. Pa,soa,N c!ossb as
follows: q :, y "a Il &. IS n n. lEi
Thus over I'D extenelvo area OF couutry.
among cotton, corn and sugar plantations,
I became aomewhst famous aa n cham.
pion OF political liberty. Beloved by tho
blacta, was hated and scorned by the
whites. then believed tho co,o,ed mao.
pie were truly FREQ men and thsy enly
needed coursge to assist It. Bn! | diJn',
then undese!and or know that economic
dependence, industrial eervitude mod
political Liberty impossible. "a; Y; I did no
know, nor did the blacks, that thew hat
been merely emanc!pated from chHttel i,
wage eorvltnds. I did not then knot
tha. economic freedom must be the ba,i
for political liberty, and TINT the wgg
labor eYssem created clssses, antagonism
and class aervituds, and how the so.cAlle
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BowER:Mlru.
LATEn-s.oo A. ri.

The renult in this State ID 80 sweeping
that it is not question :oi calculation.
The State Journal and the Republican
State Committee claim the slecion and
the State tic!tst by ovor $4,000 plurality,
and the Legislature tHo to enc
in the House snl alr,cat CD strcns
in the Senate. Tor the frat time
in many years the Republicans have q
majority over all. This ci!y is ablsz,
With boSi,es. ssrensding pasties and
banda are out making tho air hidaous, and
Foraker 10 being checred fos President.
Tho cauao Of all this is attributed TO For.
aker'a aggressive campaign, his oppoai!ion
to Cleveland and the coming Of Governor
Gordon after tho outbreaks IN Georeis.
BowEsRuIgH.
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OREGON
Prohibition Defeated BY Large Ma.

PORTLAND, oREaoN, Nov. s.-Rsturns
up to 9 r. N. from ell parts Of the State,
including this city, indicate that the Pro.
hlbition Amendment is beaten by 5000 to
$4,000 majority. l. will jprobsb!y carry
only two counties in tho sta!s. The vote
against the amendment in Portland will
be about 1000. S3Et,4S d ~ j n n